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Comparatives - Intermediate
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Give an example of a comparative with "slightly".
I can swim slightly faster than him.
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The Huascaran is by far the highest mountain in Peru. We use "by far" to compare an extreme with another thing or all the others.
All the others
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Give an example of a comparative with "far".
Documentaries are far more interesting than movies.
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Give an example of a comparative using "a lot more"
Tanta is a lot more expensive than Roky's.
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It's the worst place to work. We use superlative adjectives and adverbs to talk about extremes or compare important things?
To talk about extremes.
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Give an example with "as + adjective/adverb + as"
He is as loyal as a dog.
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He is as fast as Usain Bolt. We use as + adjective/adverb + as to show that two things are:
equal
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We can change the degree of the comparison with: a lot much far even slightly a bit a little Give an example with one of them.
It would be a bit easier if we worked as a team.
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They are not as wealthy as the royal family. not as + adjective/adverb + as means:
less than
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Give an example with "not as + adjective/adverb + as"
Motorcycles don't go as fast as racing cars.
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The opposite of more is:
less
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This is the best hamburger I've ever eaten. We use superlatives with the word "ever" in what tense?
Present Perfect
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Give an example with "by far"
She got by far the highest score in the Unit Progress Test.
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